Welcome to your Offer Holder Hub! 

Congratulations on your offer to study at King’s Business School! This offer holder hub will guide you as you take the next steps toward a life-changing experience with us in the heart of London. Explore everything you need to know and get prepared before starting your new journey. 

Although this content was up-to-date at the time it was produced, some changes to courses and teaching staff may occur. 

Your first semester is just around the corner – and we’d love to kick things off by welcoming you to the King’s Business School community!

Join us on 8 July for an exclusive networking evening designed for King’s Business School postgraduate offer holders. This is your chance to meet your future classmates, chat with current students, and connect with some of our faculty members. You’ll get a real feel for life at King’s, ask any burning questions, and start building your network before term even begins.

We’ll have drinks, refreshments, and plenty of good conversation in a relaxed setting. Come along and take your first step into the King’s experience.

Sign up now: www.kcl.ac.uk/events/postgraduate-offer-holder-kbs-postgraduate-offer-holder-networking-event-8-july-2025

Module lists

Module lists for the next academic year can be found under the 'Teaching & Structure' Section of the course page. You can use the drop down to select the year that you would like to see the required and optional modules for.

Modules may be structured as lecture/tutorial or workshops. For modules taught in the lecture/tutorial format, you'll find that you have two separate sessions to attend each week, one where your module leader will give a presentation (the lecture), and another, smaller session which is focused on interactive discussion (the tutorial). Workshops combine elements of lectures and tutorials into one, longer session.

Get a closer look at what you’ll be studying with some of our module guides below. 

Your personal timetable will include all the teaching-related activities you are required to attend, which will vary based on the optional modules you choose.

The schedule below provides an indicative overview of when compulsory and optional modules are typically held:

Semester 1

Compulsory Modules

• Organisation and Management of the Public Services – Thursday
• Research Methods in Public Policy and Management – Thursday
• The Public Policy-Making Process – Friday

Optional Modules

• Regulating Business and Society – Tuesday
• People Management in the Public Services – Friday

Semester 2

Compulsory Modules

• Economics of Public Management – Thursday
• Dissertation – Thursday

Optional Modules

• Practical and Theoretical Policy Evaluation – Friday
• Managing Non-Profits – Friday
• Changing Public Services Organisations – Thursday
• PPM Consulting Project – Monday

This timetable is for reference only and may be subject to change. Your final schedule will be available closer to the start of the semester.

In this event recording, you'll meet three alumni from the programme who are now working in different sectors in the UK and overseas. They will share their studies and experiences as a postgraduate student at King's Business School, which may aid your preparation for studying this course at King’s Business School.

This recording is from our most recent offer holder event. Please note that course details and teaching staff may be subject to change. We’ll keep you updated on future events. Thank you.

Connect with your future classmates on our Unibuddy Community! Keep an eye on your email for the link to join. 

At King’s Business School, postgraduate students on our Marketing, Management, or Entrepreneurship programmes benefit from a tailored careers programme designed to support their success in a competitive global job market. This support is provided by KBS Careers, your dedicated careers service.

From the moment you arrive and during the early weeks of Semester 1, you’ll be introduced to the careers consultants who support your programme. Via an induction session and tailored Career Masterclass, we provide essential careers information and a set of tools to ensure you can manage your career development successfully from the start.

You'll also benefit from personalised 1:1 career coaching, skills workshops, and employer networking events including Banking, Consulting and Investment industry nights. Students are also able to take advantage of our work-related learning offer, which offers business simulations and micro internships to help you build your portfolio.

Our KBS Global Careers Programme supports international students with visa guidance, tailored global job market insights, and in-country events in multiple locations, including China and India. In addition to our English-speaking career consultations, we also offer dedicated Mandarin-language career consultations and have a growing alumni network of over 12,000 KBS graduates worldwide.

With exclusive Business School access to industry-grade platforms for case practice, CV writing, interview practice and the King’s Business School Trading Room, you’ll be equipped with the tools, insights and connections to explore roles in consulting, marketing, finance, entrepreneurship and beyond.

Want to know more about life at King's or our campuses?

• Chat with current students on Unibuddy
• Go on a tour of the Strand campus
• Explore your life in London
• Sign up to an event (keep your eyes peeled for exclusive offer holder events)
• Find out about our other campuses

Here is a list of social media pages you may find useful:

• King's Business School (@kingsbschool)
• King's Business School - LinkedIn
• King's Business School - YouTube
• King's College London (@lifeatkings)
• King's Careers & Employability (@kingscareers)
• KCLSU (@kclsu)

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• Student Beans
• UniDays

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